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uao85
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asked a friend to choke you while you masturb.............nvm
uao85
1/2 ton status
well I guess I might as well try to redeem your thread for yah.
I remember seeing a website a while ago that sold led's that were the same socket type and size of several found on the old chevies like the tail lights/turn signals/ and dash lighting. I will try to find it. Found it...http://www.superbrightleds.com/1157.htm...I looked on their site, and they now have resistors and flashers made for LEDs.
Remington
I remember seeing a website a while ago that sold led's that were the same socket type and size of several found on the old chevies like the tail lights/turn signals/ and dash lighting. I will try to find it. Found it...http://www.superbrightleds.com/1157.htm...I looked on their site, and they now have resistors and flashers made for LEDs.
Remington
TruckNutzDude
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LED's not exactly the best idea for the dash IMHO since they don't spread light in the same fashion as a normal bulb... I think painting the gauge backing would do much more
uao85
1/2 ton status
If you rough up the top of an led bulb with some sandpaper, I have heard it distributes the light better.
Remington
Remington
vortec
1/2 ton status
i put one led in front of each gauge (that i use) just to get by, because i couldn't see a dang thing with the stock backlit setup. the leds are mostly out of view and cast decent light, but i wouldn't put them on a show truck 
. they might get you a hearty "wtf?" from the judges, but i didn't do it for that, it's purely for function.
. they might get you a hearty "wtf?" from the judges, but i didn't do it for that, it's purely for function.
http://www.superbrightleds.com/mini-wedge.html
First ones.
Didn't realize the dimmer would still work with these, but they say it does.
I can't believe that I'm reading their parts, prices right, but they are probably just slightly more expensive than standard bulbs, and ready to go right as-is! ($.79??)
First ones.
Didn't realize the dimmer would still work with these, but they say it does.
I can't believe that I'm reading their parts, prices right, but they are probably just slightly more expensive than standard bulbs, and ready to go right as-is! ($.79??)
